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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-05
GREENWOOD

n NE past week has not given a. d.
verslty % weather. then l DO not know the
meaning ofthst word. Lat Sabbath wAs
neither very fair nor foai. 90 that We trav.
eled three miles on foot 20 meeting: Mon.
day ws- = most lovely, sprlug.liks day. and
wiutsr seemed to have taken long stride
toward tnc north pole; Tuesday oPeued
losery. and daring the afternoon We drove
no miles la = nrst-clAss. northeast snow
storm; Wednesday IL partially cleared
away. and Thursday ~ tapped half dor.
"a trees. which furnished whsi sap We
wanted d drlhk during the evenings The
following night IL showed again. and Fri
dsy passed % cold And clustering enough
for February; saturday morning The win
do~s were well frosted. aud our winter
artist hal drawn lots of city plans on TIE
glass-sife~ts, parks. shade tres, etc. al
in perfect outiine. and The Work beautiful
" sxscutsd. IL seems, therefore, that las,
Monday wss Only q sort 90 an Indian
spriuE. AMI very short one a. that; al
though the sun entered Afies The day he
f0re. Toe fact l., don't Ike our lobg
cold winters, nature never male ms for an
E.qulmsuxi should make much better
iloltsutot nj were u practicabls. wouli
spsud ught winter IN his Coantfl, OF sounr
other where The mercury doesn't ffestr 40
ard ratilc In The bulb of TIE Thermometer
TIE Cummings Bros. src bow saving
their birch Into spool strip; = less gaan'
ivy has hsen hauled than usual on account
90 thc hard winter.
Ths death Of R,hef; Bate breaks up the
lat family that was living In thst part of
The town. Ia my early hoyhoOd. Nc Bates
vas = good Christlsn man. having be-
longcd % TIE Methodist church, together
With his wife. Tor many years.
wss sorry n learn that Norway had
voici % advance backward by sgAiu EN-
pio,ing = liquor agency. Whoever TIE
sgvut may b.. ist hin Nsk himself thsss
two qa-stions lst IAN my hrothers
ke.p,fi' AMI. -. "whAi will The har-
Vcst bef"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-05
DlXFlELD CENTRE.

Miss Etia liolm.n. siaieni AZ the Nor
ma School a. farmingiou, with her sister
Nellie. src visiting relatives and frleuis Al
ihis plsce.
Hoo. q : Holman made u. short Wis.
10 lssi week.
Osing to BAD roads ani windy weather.
,hc Lyccum on Wednesday night was q
failure.
oar new stage driver. whllismofe, We
think q. going 10 prove the righi man In
~ RIGHT place.
oar Oldest inhahl,anis say The past win
ter. taken All To an, l. the worst They ever
knrw.
Many ~ our farmers fnr The hfsi tine
,r- short OF hay. apd go per ton Il freely
offered fnr good qaaiiiy.
A. l. F0bcs IL ~ WORK a. North Jay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-05
CANON
Zine slslshlbg ~ April

Flre sltlghing Tor April IL
Assessors making their snuusl tour.
TIE appraisers 20 ne Deuison Paper
Manufacturing Comparys property visit
"a Canton 90 Thursday, 20 look over The
Csntou prupsrty.
R~v. y Bake vili occupy the pulpit Al
The Pre- Baptist church on The nsxt Sab
bath. a Inst IL has ben preaching for
fss weeks A. Orr's Island.
Mr. Kuight will preach a. The Baptist
church on The lob. and PROBABLY once
fortnight thereafter. tiil JAW.
Two Of our aged people have pAss.d
away duriug the past week Peter T. Hath
avsy o. Canton. aged 80 years. and John
b. Ststson % Hartford. aged ~ years -
Rev SIR Manson OF Livermore Falls Al.
tended The funeral OF Mr.. Hathaway, and
Rev Mt Tsort Of LEWISTON ths, OF MI
Sistson. Ne. Hathaway vas buried With
Mssoulc hOuors BY bis brethren Of WIT.
nsy Lodge. OF which be wss an honored
member.
TIE Odi Fellows % Anassguntieook
Lodge will ceienrste the anniversary OF
the Order April g, - their ball A CON-
nitiee has ben chosen 20 prvpsre . pro-
grsnme for the occasion. which Il % be
public Cor members % the frsierui'y, Their
hmiilss. and invited guests Alarge gath
sring l. anticipated.
Carroll Kills, Simmie Kills. Ora Hodge
snt Fred 6lines. can-mskers. are 20 work
In tie canning establishment Al DiAneid.
They commence there next week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-05
KnNRrRY PnNn.

A. l. NCriIN Isl lN.
Chsrirs 4 Bartlett ~ Hanover and Wm
" M,.on - Bethel. have hontei ihs o.
msludrr ~ John lloughion's lsnt in isnr
bury. sxcspi the "Litii~ leland" 10 kux
hury Puui There Az sh1ut iooo acfes al
ne lars. al lylng sAst 90 Swin River.
THERE'S disagree mot s1out the school
iu ~. e.. anf the health ,fi 'sfs hsVc been
uo'id "a CO. sccnuut 10 whuoplug cough.
wliam p Mitchell Charlie ard ~.
liof.d1n 90 thi. week a. Mstallak funi.
tnsrshlp T.. hey arr gummins inr ne
Prince of "Glm Cofn-f. Byron.
n is 49, Msvnr Rtmssy sill soon O..
turn. also That d. is O. cut 5000 cords or
poplar un thr pruprlrinfs Land in BYRON.
Wa NJ an lutIAn spring ~ hsi, sui IL
Ibis A. lndlsu Nlnisff
A. hearing h-ld March 90. The super
visor tsciie.i arainst ne wishes ~ large
m.i1rIiy ~ The district, that TIE school IN
Dist 80. must stop.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-05
SAyrp His LIVE.

d.. wilcorsen, OF Horse Cave, Ky. says
be was. for many years, badly afflicted
With Ph,hislc, also Diabetes; the pains
were almost ubendursble and would some
times almost throw him into commissions.
lie tried Electric Bltters and got RELIEF
from first bottle and after taking SIX bot
ties, was entirely cured, and had gained In
ns.h eighteen pounds. Says be positively
believes he would have died. had 10 not
been for the relief Afforded by Electric BIZ
ters. Sold At any cents bottle at Noyes
Drug Store, Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-05
ALBANY.

Many OF our people are on the sick lisi
Mrs. Iohu Glover l. very sieki not much
prospect OF recovery.
Mrs. Cneslsy FsrnAld Is under The care
Of physician.
Mr.. Anu Dorr i quite sick.
Mr.. Ann Flint has been sick AL WINTER
and l. ~ qaiie feeble.
Mr.. Jeru.hs Sheid Il quite low from
iuarmiti.s OF age and disease.
Mrs. sloan has bal another very vi turn
OF paralysis, but Is little better; her sighi
has nearly failed.
Artbar X Clark Il al home for rest ana
10 reeup-raie bis health which has suffered
hy too close application 10 work IN TIE
chair factory a, West Paris.
The last snow and crust has been oe-
s,ractivc % partridg.s. John Barker ws-
wslkinr on sn0w-shoes. snd on raising bis
shoe = partridge emerged from The snow !
the crust being broken liberated the poor
bird.
O. A Grover Il now At bis fathers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-05
NEXYRY-

Harry Russell. aged about eighteen. il,'i
AZ The residence OF John Esmss In this
tOsn last Saturday.
The weather continues colds TUESDAY
The writer hauled a load % po,s,oes IN
bethel. ard some were chilled ON The WAY.
The drama. "rhe Turnlng OF the Tide,
was playei a. Ncwry Corner, Friday night,
amer which there was = social dance ~
Thurstoh's Hall; the weather wa- so rough
that many of the festive party Ola not re-
turn 20 their homes until dsyligh, nes,
day.
The road from Sewry 10 Bethel Is In q
very bad state. II Il 90 narrow that dou'
bic teams with difficulty can pass over ~
When loadei. The turning cot places are
like angels visits. few aud faT between
and there sre two covered bridges on The
route that have been gulltless OF snow Tor
q number 81 DAYS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-05
ROXBURY.

We hope for spring sometime. To-day.
the 3Oth, l. q winter day. aud one OF the
most uncomfortable that We have hsd this
winter. This weather IL terrible for the
Navy farmers who are short OF bay.
Mrs. Hsnnsh Reed had flock or her
little grandsons up 10 make her visit
the little fellows always want to come
again.
There Il trouble with the school In No.
Z. Supervisor Knapp has been called there
t~ice within short time. We understand
ths, part Of the people want the school TO
stop because their children are sick.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-05
WEST PERU.

March came IN like llop, bu, where Is
The lsmhi
SA. Austin has ls'sly lost very good
horse: trouble about The heart.
j T. Goggin and family have taken pos
session of their new home one mile from
The village.
FIR Burgess and family have returned
from y Y.
B.H. Bargtss has returned home sfter
an absence Of two years; be intends 10
stay the coming season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-05
WILSON'S MILLS.

Ntrch IL 90. disposed o give o. much
warm weather. 90 49, nay bop Tor -ume
spriug weather iu April that Will star ths
suuW drills = biz
The crews 20 Weymouth sut weuih.
worth have cone oui % ths woods. Lane
sor-rs snforsu AZ hsirr tfivcn out from
thr several camps.
T. LaY's oxen have been driven out
re most ~ The cfyw sill remain Ia TIE
camp
Tae snow holds on. bat logging l. breAk.
lrr % fss'.
" l. Pickett Is Done hauling timber
rary buncing. in Which % live walle build.
lrg house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-05
EAST SUMNER.

An organ fever Is prevailing a. E,s,
sumner W J wheeler. OF South Paris,
brought over foar Organs last week. The
dwelling. are few that DO not coutaia an
organ or q sewing machine or both.
We now have our drst telephone llne.
II connects your correspondents residence
with the posi-otilee. aui l. an acoustic line
Tor an experiment, put up by Eastman,
who Intends 10 pat NJ line from the post
once 90 hl. residence q, the Corner"
Eas,msp Il busy ding orders for bis
garden sni dover seeds.
Miss M,rcsllA Head Il reported sick
with lung fever
April LIT. and no, = bare spo, OF ground
20 be seen. In ist3 the same could be
sald a. late a. the middle ofAprl
SlOctfu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-05
WISH SINNER

singing school closed herr Wednesday
evening with a concert. consisting ~ AZ.
taems. chofusss. gisss. &c. TIE ptris
wsre VEL rendered. art The scholars
showed that NJ. CaAmheriain had not
spent biz time I'M vain.
Al the present writing Ne arc having u
llitle warner.
LIS gate slcsly In thls vicialiY. Pneu'
monla having tAksn The pace o. dlpaiae-
rlA
Polly Howe l. a. home sgalu. Her
hes'ia i not very good.
TIE extreme qlistness ~ tbs piAce
mskfs 10 next % an impossihiAiy % hai
anythinr % Interest % write.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-05
NORWAY LAKE.

Charles Newhsli. who has recently OBJ
tained pension, Is staying with bis bro
Their ~ ibis plsce.
Emerson Kllgore and Alfred Shst,uck
hsve been hsuling wood FOR Eden Hall.
Norway Lake was well represented NJ
Pat MalOney's show q, Norway. All re-
turned home well saith fed with their even
mas entertainment.
Miss Aury Partridge returned to Port
lard last week
wTIism Kseue and Eimond Frost were
In the plsce this week In search Of cows.
The drama entitled 1.-THE Danger Sig
uAi," and the farce Three Glasses Day"
we're rendered AZ the school house March
10Th, quite a number were present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-05
RAST RETHEl.

F.E Ctpsuisr. who has recently ~
opened. hss well f'lsd store ~ dry goods,
groceries. glass war;. confectionery. etc
etc IL slso rs an extra nice assortment
M tin ware Nj CArpsuisr Il very pleas.
ant and courteous. and i doiug q good
irsde
FARMERS are selling potatoes Tor J5c.
4 W. Bsriisit snd y T Swan ar now
loatlng = car with poiAi0es Tor The Boston
msfkst
MI. Alice. daughter % william Il. Swan.
h,s gone % Bnston IN spstd fsv weeks
With hrr father ani other relatives.
Miss Onnlc IIoli Is visiting relatives 10
Mass
Lamouic Cole has returned from Gllesi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-05
RROWNFITLD.

The two days hllfrsri l. past The
slsighirg l. splendid. and enough oft
Sundsy evening very inisre-ting meet
Ing ~ the Conzrcgaiioualls, church. Two
Salvs,ioulsts we're present; much 70 The
disappointment % some. they difnt Say 4
word
Bsu Dresser l. IN town looking amer his
business.
Frcd Thorn Il golrg TO Bo.'ou. 10 gei
work.
Mr Eimund Blake {. Dangerously sick
or pneumOniA
Mis-. n Emmous made dying visit 10
her father. Rev Mr.. Enmous.
Miss NJ Donald has gone % Sico 10 VS.
10 hsr sister.
Frcd Th,ysr Is attending school A. Ke'
AR fails.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-05
SOUTH BUcKFigLD.

n. n. Hutchinson has bopghi the LOT Of
lari upon which the shoe shop and brush
factory were formerly loeated (bOih hay'
log been burned a. different times OF The
wilmington Bros.
John ". Tobln II sick.
The wiusiow Packing co. Will accept
subscriptions OF corn from the farmers
10 the amount ~ 600 sores.
George Dunhsm aud III. ID. Merrill have
each lOst sucking calf
The age ~ Sa,han Maxim referred 70
Ia, week should hsye read over 20 years
1 hear ~ one cellar freezing daring The
last cold ".nAp." hat I have yet 20 hear
f-om the "0ldssi inhahltant
I had heard that Scion Chase's new
house was nearly completed. bat In pass
ing there could see the ntsi "foundaiion
stone"
The writer sold and delivered his grated
ffult 10 Abel Irish the past week.
learn that ZiDeOn l. Packard 81 lie
bron received 81 per barrel net for his ap
pies lately sent 10 Boston.
Hay Is quoted scarce ard high about
here.
The going II flrst.rits At this writing.
Hiram A. Con,ni has htsen cows aud
heifeTs.
Your correspondent has bargalnei away
his Homestead farm and purchased OF Rob
ln-on Dean the well.known III u. naten'
Inson farm sltuated upon South IIlll In
Buckdsli. South Buclneld" VIII SIN be
no missioner.
The farmers have Improved the going
the past week.
Eggs are now worth IL cents and ou''ef
Ic AZ our stores.
A venerable prohlbltionl.t 10 our town
says the Prohibltory party willsweep th'
country from pole 10 pole 10 the mex, rres'
lden,ial contest"
A weli.known Maine paper suRmauEes
the amendments 70 the Liquor Law a.
''monstrosltles." i should sooner think
the wyI,,.r was a "mons,rosity.
slr weeks sleddlrg In April Is now pre-
dlctsd.
.sh,ll the farmers shovel out thelr
wood pIlssi" Is now the qss'ion before 'h'
house.
Uncle Daniel says II 10 easier 10 say
things than 10 unssy them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-05
nIcKVALE.

March 30,h. and IS below zero, A.
o'clock A.. which reminds ne that II
~ouii ~ good time - write Tor TIE
nENoCHAr.
] G wyman has sawed 10000 feet OF
spool lumhsr This winter.
A crew % four men sawed go fsst or
strip. In one hour a, Ahboii's mill In Frank
Nn one Say last week.
u l. Chenery has gone 20 LlSermore 10
ssli 10y.
N. q. Rove has purchasei pair % oxen
~ Edgar Townsend. AMI Eigsr has par
chased mare ~ Bsrlsmin Low ~ which
T. ssit o. b. 81 years oil and u ~ smart
a. colt And hA. worked In team hauling
birch this winter.
J. FAffH Is hauling spruce TO Dix
rrlt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-05
rIrlN

AipAeus Ballard has partially recovered
from ths fsu which counnsd BIN % The
house last week
Mr.. frank whitley has been quite .lek
bat l. more comfortable.
Mrs A. %. q dSln has been very sick.
n wss feared she would have pusumoria.
bot BE l. improving -lowly.
Frank snf Elliot, Rich have been up 20
ihs lake ~ an the Ice house Tor the Oxford
Cub
One solitary crow made hls appearance
last week hui the snow was 90 deep De
vent hsck 90 The woods.
IF. Evan. 90 East Sioneham i Ia town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-05
OIIEAD.

A cold wave passed over here Tuesday
AMI wednesday, which was about 40 rough
time ss We ever have a, this time of tho
year.
We have large depth OF snow. bu, =
little more IL wanted a. the tops OF the
trees are little In the way IN breaking
roads.
Caleb wieht fell from sctr1li 10 his
barn a few days ago, and was iriur,d bad
~, bat 1. getting along well for 80 aged q
person. being over 20.
John Wight IL getting quite squaniliy
OF birch 20 hls mill. 10 be sswn when The
sprlng opens
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-05
NORTH FRYEBURG.

The musical sntsrtsinmsrt that was
given here iast week vas rvprstei A. Low
III saturday night; wc have nj; heard Win
Nhst success.
Tasre l. TAX % hulliiuC vesiry for TIE
Culsefsalist church 10 this place.
We notice with pleasure the retafn 70
town o. our lsgislstor. ) u. Wiley.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-05
East BROW FIELD.

Dr Gt,chsu ani wife IN on the ssih
f1r Bost,n-Nrs. q 90 remain until hsr
term A. thr medical college closes In May
~ Dr flr a short visit
NJ. A. n. Jones i 10 Boston visiting
ffIrufs
ThcM e. - - last meeting discussed
he question: Re-eiv,i, that The printing
prs. l. more btr,f.lal 20 The world than
t1c steam engine"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-05
DIyFIELD.

n. q. STANLEY. Esq Il A. Augusta
Mr. nnrnhsm 80. 10 town again THIS
week; biz men will commence makins csn-
next week.
Peter Barrett, has returned aud IL again
clsfkiug for Frank STANLEY.
The Academy Bell Fund" entertainment
called oui good house The two pieces,
sAdrln" sud "Olr Awful Aunt" passed
a nicely, the characters were well per-
suraffI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-05
puMpoRD CENTRE.

Miss Jennie Martin has returned home
from wslihsm.
Edgar Lafkin has returned home from
Chicago for short stay.
Virgin Martin. Is years old, feet 10.
high. has trspped Is foxes the past winter.
We should like % compare notes With 9th.
er towns which claim TO have such smart
boys. =.
Joseph Peuley has calf two months old
that girths 3 feet 5 inches.
Hut little hopes are entertained In re-
gard 10 Miss Juliette Lufkin's recovery.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-05
FRYE

Mrs. j L. Weeks Is better than at my
last writing.
District No. 4 held their school meeting
March %. and chose the following officers
1 flrsdeen. MODERATOR; 3 A. Red. clerk
w. E.stmsn. school agent Voted tn
build she'd 1915 Voted % have schools
commence fret Monday In June and the
last Monday In Oct.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-05
LOWELL.

Mr.. Seth Charles 4. 10 very feeble health
The ioggers have flashed up their Jobs
aud are selling out their Oxen.
Daniel McAllistsr has moved from the
village IN his farm again.
eli Lewis has been 20 Amesbury, Mess.
on business.
David Steuns has sold piece OF land
part OF the Foster plsce-to John d. Kim
ball.
A new organ is Ia the charch at the vii
lage on trial.
There Il qaIte an interest 10 the meet.
ings being held at North Lowell.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-05
EAST PERU.

W. l. lone. has been home from King-
Geld on = visit; be- s;sid about week.
Henry Chase came quite near losing
COW short time since from being hooked
hy some ~ his cattle.
They have hauled about 100 cords OF
birch into this place Tor q T. Piper; be
l. coming ~ soon ~ saw them Into
suuarfs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-05
nncxr.xx.a Ansrcl sALyr.

Tie Best Sairs 10 the world for Cots,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Ever
Sores, letter. Chspped Hands. Chilols'n:,
Corns, aud all Skin Eruptious. and POSI-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. IL
IL guaranteed 70 give perfect satisfaction.
or money refunded. Price Is cents box.
For sale 81 Noyes Drug Store, Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-05
pRIlIl.

Lula Pomroy. little girl abou, years
Old. while out sliding slid Toto The MILL
stream snf under the Ice, ard would have
been drowned BOT for the timely assistance
~ man passing. H. had 10 reach under
The ice sni pull her out by her hood aud
hair
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-05

Everett p,fklrs tfivss he smallest aud
t9st matched steer team iu town. 10 con
s..fs oftwo llolsisiu calves. ten ard eleven
isys o'i respectively. srt A. rear alike 10
sac. form. color. marks, etc, A. two 90
car fesIrs Nsxican stories.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-05

TIE weather clerk seems o. Object %
ne Paris ull brass band having regular
mrstInEs A. uo oue Va present Ssiur-
dsv uIght. 10 D. nos kuo~u hos succTssisl
tte mrstiug w.. Another tfisl viii bc
rsfc this lNortsyl evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-05

.J1i-o- Jsmfs nssfing. of Sluih Paris.
NATE the DrvuCR.r a pleasant call at
saturday. Ihe 'iut.cr q. one 90 the Old.
81 49, mott hIghIy rstaemei CifIrens 90
Paris. IL came o. this town in is-l. and
h.s ever since ben closely iieurird With
iss tfvarcsmsut 90 'he Interests 20 The
v.usgs In Which be- rrsliss. kti1ying =
r'rr o'i AZ. ard q clear memory 20 the
oFrnis aCd associations 90 earlier taYs,
.Jufrr- Desriug L. ore ~ those rsulsl
Ga gsntismrn with shnm itis q rcal pleas
ure % meet az converse.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-05

TIE Oldest inhahit,nt. without eNcsp-
to-. has % 20 hack o. istl % iud a
srf.ug o. cnupare vita th'. ore. TIE
stories that sre tod tno1i taai spring A.
s,fi o. the consolation hat pefaaps ~
az cot 81 hat GO A. We misht he. afcr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-05

The ynlversaiisi Lsdic. tsrcle met twice
i,si wsrk. M inlay aui Thursday even
lnrs R1ih parties Sere very pleasant
A uunhsr RON South Paris and Norway
vers present CsCh svgning.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-05
rowS NETTING.
O KImh,Il elected moier ator.

As Kimbill elected mofer ator'
Voted IN pass over the article rels wing
10 reduction Of the valuation or the Nor
way tsunery plsnt by unanimous vote.
Also 10 rescint the vote whereby ~ WAS
voted 20 establish q ilqior agency.
Voted 20 pass over the article reli'ing
20 future notifications OF town meeting TO
De called by publication In the Adrertiser).
The iiquor agency question crested con.
adorable Internationally Me-. French OF
Norway Like. Rev % 3. Pillsbury, Messrs.
French. Millett, Sanborn and others taking
an active part
The vote 10 invest $500 for supplying
the towns scholars with textbooks Was
resciuded with little opposition.
The meeting was well attended, not
wlthstandlpg the storm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-05

oar nlsud wsno. from NorSay, va
% tsrc ore Gay last week. siornlng 10
efiy p',s. And other couveuleut o'l-cts
wifa sIEn boards which annoaace tat ~
4. IS uIirs o. WEBB a waksdeid's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-05

~ services were he'd To eiiaer ~ ne
ehurchr. Surtsy, osing % The con iitlon
"a thr seaihsr ani travelling.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-05

Vulv,rssiist L,ile.' Circle A. Aeidems
Ia. Noudsy sssuiug 90 usxt weet. April
m Nl,ic ~ Ilsssiion. Zee cr,arl ant
e.fe or sac Admission a. usual
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